SSM KPI weighted consolidation

Hello,
I am using SSM 10.1 and I want to create a measure (mea3) from another measure (mea1) with consolidation among dimensions weighted by other measure (mea2).
The value of mea3 must calculated using the following formula
mea3 = mea1 * mea2 / sum(mea2)
where sum(mea2) is the total value for all the dimensions of mea2
e.g.
dimension Company
          COMP1          COMP2          COMP3
mea1     10               10                   10
mea2     20               30                   50
mea3     2                 3                     5
I tired to modify the CONSOLINFO document in order to call a custom made procedure but I am not pretty sure about how to do it.
Kind regards

For a single dimension (e.g. LOCATION)
sel LOCATION *
set mea3 nocon
set mea1 nocon
set mea2 nocon
calc mea3 = mea1 * mea2 / mea2 in COMPANY TOTAL_COMPANY full
I have not done this for multiple dimensions so you'll need to experiment with the syntax. I would guess something like.
calc mea3 = mea1 * mea2 / mea2 in COMPANY TOTAL_COMPANY GEOGRAPHY TOTAL_GEOGRAPHY full

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